Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Catalan and Spanish

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Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Assignments Bachelor's Degree
1st year	54	6
2nd year	6	54
3rd year		48	12
4th year		12	42	6
Totals	60	120	54	6

Period of study

The degree is organised into semesters

Part-time or full-time

Full-time, with the option of a slow track

Specialisations

Specialisation in Linguistics
Specialisation in Literature

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
Spanish Medieval and Golden Age Literature Oral and Written Discourse in Spanish Comparative Literature Descriptive and Prescriptive Grammar: from Sound to Word Literary Movements from Modernism to Postmodernism Spanish Literature from the Enlightenment to the Avantgarde Commentary of Literary Texts Introduction to Linguistics Descriptive and Prescriptive Grammar: From Clause to Utterance Literary Genres and Contemporary Society	Spanish Morphology 16th Century Spanish Literature  Foundations of Catalan Philology Lexis and Grammar Catalan Literature: Romanticism to Realism Spanish: Rules and Use Spanish Literature of the Enlightenment and Romanticism Spanish Language: Unity and Diversity Catalan Phonology From Bernat Metge to Curial e Güelfa
3rd year	4th year
Spanish Phonetics and Phonology Spanish Literature from Realism to Modernism Linguistic Fundamentals of Catalan Prescriptive Grammar Tirant lo Blanc and Medieval Narrative Spanish Syntax: the Simple Sentence Contemporary Spanish Literature Catalan Syntax Contemporary Catalan Poetry	Catalan Dialectology Linguistici Commentary of Literary Texts Bachelor's Degree Final Project

Optional subjects

All optional subjects are worth 6 credits.
 

3rd and 4th year

- Modern Language I (English) - Modern Language I (German) - Modern Language I (Italian) - Modern Language I (Basque) - Modern Language I (French) - Modern Language I (Galician) - Modern Language I (Portuguese) - Modern Language I (Occitan) - Modern Language I (Modern Greek) - Modern Language I (Romanian) - Modern Language II (English) - Modern Language II (German) - Modern Language II (Italian) - Modern Language II (Basque) - Modern Language II (French) - Modern Language II (Galician) - Modern Language II (Portuguese) - Modern Language II (Occitan) - Modern Language II (Modern Greek) - Modern Language II (Romanian) You may enrol in a maximum of 12 credits of these subjects.

- Work Placement I - Work Placement II

In order to obtain a Specialisation you must take at least 42 credits (7 subjects) pertaining to each track.

Specialisation in Language and Linguistics

Specialisation in Literature

Linguistic Typology* Language Acquisition Biological Bases of Language Phonetics and Phonology Language Theory Semantics and Pragmatics Social History of the Catalan Language Catalan Historical Grammar Catalan Morphology Questions of Comparative Grammar Standard Language: Professional Applications in the Digital Era Language Policy and Planning Spanish Syntax: the Compund Sentence Spanish Semantics and Pragmatics Spanish Historical Grammar Spanish in America Classroom Grammar: Methodologies and Applications Spanish as a Foreign Language

Theory and Practice of Comparative Literature* Western Literary Tradition. The Construction of European Literature Theory and Analysis of Poetry Ausiàs March and European Poetry Medieval Catalan Tales and the Romance Tradition Catalan Literature from Renaissance to the Enlightenment Narrative: from Víctor Català to Mercè Rodoreda Narcís Oller and European Realism Literature and Journalism: Josep Pla and Prose in the Interwar Years Catalan Theatre 20th Century Latin american Literature Current Trends in Latin American Literature 17th Century Spanish Literature Medieval Literature: Genres and Traditions Contemporary Spanish Narrative: 20th and 21st Centuries Monograph Seminar on Spanish Literature Publishing Perspectives and Techniques

(*) Compulsory specialisation subject.

Optional credits can be obtained either by choosing among the optional subjects of the degree or by taking a minor. The Faculty of aRts & Humanities offers a wide range of minors in languages and their literatures:

Minor in Language Sciences

Minor in Classical Culture

Minor in Medieval Romance Cultures and Literatures

Minor in German Studies

Minor in Basque Studies

Minor in Galician Studies

Minor in Italian Studies

Minor in Literary and Cultural Studies

Additional information

All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.